Philosophy
His philosophical work is grouped in three trilogies:
- Filosofia cunoaşterii (knowledge) (1943)
- Filosofia culturii (culture) (1944)
- Filosofia valorilor (values) (1946).
His fourth work, Cosmologica (Cosmology), remained a project.
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